Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-10

The following are the tr.o.fs,. ~ -,
''a.r IN henneoec county, tor the week end
ing Mav7:
AgGuSsIA-Helen A. Gilman Of Portland to Hen.
Hem n e OF Augusta, land in Aue1sta, sdoo
fi.hr. y. lombard Of Augusta 10 George Piper
Aones OF said city. land in Augusta s50'
ABE Harrison Hill Of Belgrade to Richard
D9nh OF Manchester, land in Mancbester ann
fArETTE--Susannah T. MOODY Of Is,ins,a, q,
rre l l. Knowles OF East Livermore. Ana in
GARDISER. Daniel B. Peacock of Gs,s,,., q.
oiuan ro-s OF Lewiston. land In Gardire r. e,so.
1nALLowELL-Richard Dunn OF Han well 20 j
e; M baiey OF said tswn. land in Halloven s6oo
N Hiram r. Dudley Of said town, land and bui,d,ss
IN Mohmoath: $50; David A. Pinkham Of Mon.
tate in Torm nmm A. Dudley Of said town. real es-
p,nso1E-Levt Whi,comb of Rome to Eunioe n.
Siaisoeii OF said town. land in Rome 400: q mon
ana sn p o. Rome 70 John K Morrow Of Snith6eld.
WAr1EyILLE.-Edward Bsldic of ws,ervilIe d.
1iiosr OF said town. land in waterviie 500
ert q. Jewett Of Winthrop, land in Win,hion. 40.
Colby Notes.
frof- WIN. A. Rogers, A. NJ, Phi. D.. gave
The students and people Of Waterville an en-.
pertaining lecture last W ednesdav evening. the
4th inst. upon the subject "a Comparison Of
Old and New Methods in Education" Mex,
Wednesday evening. the llth inst, the third
lecture OF this terms course will be given by
A. Marble, Ph d. The lecture will b.
upon "Education in Cities and Large Towns "
The Freshman prize reading will occur on
wednesday evening, the 18th inst Holland
ana Roberts OF Boston, photographers to the
CLASS OF o. nave been in town during the
past two weeks taking pictures and views for
a nd
desired TO take advantage Of the opportunitv
TO secure good ikenesses j X wellington.
A. b., Colby SO, was IN town last week. hav.
ing closed his term Of school at Somerset
academy, Athens. the preceding week -
MISS Mary l.. Greene, the assistant for the
spring term at Somerset Academy, has en-
| tered the Freshman class. The number of
'Cneds' IN the Freshman class is now raised
to eight, and the number 10 college is now
twenty According to the ne v schedule
OF games for the championship this season,
the first game between Bowdoin and Colby
Will come of at Brunswick next Saturday. the
l4th inst The following Saturday. the 2lst
inst. a game will be PLAYED At Waterville be-
tween the contrasting mines The second and
last game to be played at Watervilie by the
bowdnin and Colby teams will take place on
Memorial Day, Nav Both. Thus far tie
Colby nine has had but three practice games,
and two of those have been with inferior
nines. while the Bowdoin nine has had, as it
every year does, the advantage Of a tour
through the New England States. Notwith
standing the odd. against which our nine
must contend, the boys are confident that
they can overcome the obstacle of superior
advantages in way of practice of the rival
team, and bear away the pennant again, as
they have ST often before. The third prac-
tice game was played Saturday. the 7th inst
upon the Colby diamond II is hoped to Sc
cure one more practice game before meeting
Bnwdoin next Saturday Following is the
score Of last SATURDAYS game between the
Colby team and the Maine State College
team of Orono: